Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-01
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L. Stannus is able to be about ON our
streets again.
Geo. Shissler, Of Rustic, was in the city
on Saturday last.
Lsttsrfrom Tammauy arrived too late
for this issue.
Sam. Newell is now night Waterman
during Darr's absence.
Gen. John Gibbon has assumed command
Of the Department Of Columbia.
Dug Holton WAS in town Saturday. and
gave all the boys a friendly call.
VIM. Wing came down from the Potlatch
last week, looking we'll and hearty.
Mrs. c. L. Stevens, who has been sick
the past month, is able to be out again.
Judge Phillips. of Kansas city. is said to
become commissioner Sparks suece SCR.
Lieut. Muhlenberg has been quite sick
thu past three weeks, but is now improving
Eastern Self Rising Buokwheat Flour at
Greenburg's 7-tf
Felix Warren took Pusks Company to
Moscow this morning with two four. horse
teams,
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
prepared an excellent dinner on Thanks
giving day.
Mr.. Gibson, Of American Ridge was in
the city on Monday and reports all well in
his section.
Mrs. J. N Fix returned home on Sun.
day from six weeks trip to Portland and
San Francisco.
Ifyou arc fond of Corn Meal call at Green-
burg's to see his Gold Dust Corn Meal. sold by
the pound. If
G. M. Poor, of tho Seminal, and several
Others were down from Asotin and attended
Tho band ball.
Joe Heimelspeck came down from Nmas
Prairie on Tuesday, being his FIRST visit here
for several years.
Geo. Morrison and family came over
from Spoka ne Falls last week and will re-.
main short time.
At Greenburg'.. choice Table Raisons. Zante
Currants, Leghorn Citron. sugared Orange
and Lemon peel. 7.tf
Mrs, Schubert. WI, has been confned to
her bed the past Eve wssks, is again able te
b. about the house.
Another tea ship arrives Tacoma with
nearly SO 900 packages of tea on board. II
il the ship Alex. Gibson.
Steamer arrived on Wednesday night al
10 o'clock with passengers and freight, als'
again on Sunday afternoon.
DR.. c. A. Gay can be found at his Of,
stand in this city, prepared to do all dsnta
s,~A 81,
II you are at loss to know what to hav
that is good to eat. just drop into Greenburg'
and you'll soon find out. TIT
Geo. P. White returned to the Coeu
d'Alsns on Tuesday and will remain in tina
section during the coming Winter.
G. D. Fleming. agent for Frank Bros, ir
this city, shipped 200 sacks of barley t.
Chicago, by the steamer on Monday.
Mr.. Herman, Of the Uniontown Journal
was 10 ths city this week and says tina
the railroad will soon Be into that place.
Uncle Dave German WAS down from tn
Potlatch on Monday last and sayA every
thing in shat vicinity looks promising.
Fresh Lard for sale at the meat market O
Cndening / Dubuc at 81 IS per ten poun
bucket. Al
A chinaman was arrested last Thursday
by marshal. Bisbin. while attempting t
leave on the steamer with stolen property
We are sorry to chronicle the illness q
J. H. Benton, who has been unable to at
tsnd to his duties for the past two week.
We noticed fourteen teams loaded wit
wheat on Monday forenoon. waiting thei
turn to unload at the Snake river warehous
james Sarridgs returned from Dayton 0
Monday where he had been with drov
81 hogs, and there sold them. brin xing theu
from Camas Prairie.
Mrs. Miller, mother Of Mrs. I. C. Hatts
bangh, at this city. returned fren Orepo
last week whore sac had been on : visit Il
the past few wseks.
The best assortment. the largest variety .
Fresh Candy, Nuts. Oranges. Lemons, Banau
~, Smyrna and California Pigs, 1t Green
bsrg'a TIT